Long-eared jerboas recognize their owners, but long-eared jerboas need to be raised since childhood to recognize their owners. Generally, jerboas kept as pets have been domesticated, while long-eared jerboas are wild and have not been domesticated. Therefore, adult long-eared jerboas have difficulty obeying humans and may even be aggressive to humans. , it is difficult to recognize the master.

How to train long-eared jerboas to recognize their owners

1. To provide a comfortable living environment for long-eared jerboas, you must first understand their living habits and try your best to meet their needs.

2. Feed the long-eared jerboas their favorite food. It is best to feed them in person every day so that they can get familiar with you as soon as possible.

3. Play with them more, put food in your hands, and let them take the initiative to get close to you.

4. If the long-eared jerboas do something wrong, they must be educated in time, tell them not to do it, and reward them if they do it right.